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,995.00,299.00,445.00 The Air King was briefly discontinued in 2014, but now sits comfortably within the ‘budget’ end of Rolex’s range, nestling in just above the entry level Oyster for those that want a .

Production of the Rolex Air-King was discontinued in 2014, with the Oyster Perpetual series taking over as the sole entry-level option. However, Rolex decided to bring it back and presented a completely revamped version of the watch at Baselworld 2016 – the Air-King ref. 116900.All of the Air-King dates were part of the 5500 family, but when Rolex discontinued this model, it also meant discontinuing the Air-Kind Date for good. Interetingly enough, Rolex did make “Date” watches after this, with watches that were virtually the . The Air King was briefly discontinued in 2014, but now sits comfortably within the ‘budget’ end of Rolex’s range, nestling in just above the entry level Oyster for those that want a cheaper Rolex with a bit of a twist.After being discontinued in 2014, Rolex reimagined the Air-King and re-released it in 2016 in the form of the ref. 116900. The new Air-King now clocks in at 40mm and shares both its case and Cal. 3131 movement with the Milgauss, granting it the same antimagnetic properties.

The Air‑King features a distinctive black dial with a combination of large 3, 6 and 9 numerals marking the hours and a prominent minutes scale for navigational time readings. It bears the name “Air‑King” since the watch’s launch in lettering that makes the model easily identifiable.And as the decades passed, the Rolex Air-King went largely unchanged. So much so, we thought we’d always be able to rely on it for its clean, simple aesthetics and entry level price range. Then in 2014, Rolex mysteriously discontinued the Air-King. Now I’m not saying that it’s a certainty the Air-King as we know it will be yeeted from the Professional collection in 2020, especially considering that, until recently, Rolex had maintained they would not be unveiling any novelties in . The Air-King ref. 116900 represented a full redesign of the rather quaint Air-Kings of old. What once was nothing more than an Oyster Perpetual by a different name, was now something else entirely. At 40mm, on an Oyster bracelet and featuring a cacophony of numerals, the Air-King, with the arrival of the ref. 116900, became a more rugged tool .

Now solidly built with a 40mm case and anti-magnetic capabilities, the Air-King is not an entry-level watch anymore but a tool watch. Even with the same exact movement as the Rolex Milgauss, and being a touch bigger than the Rolex Explorer, the Air-King 116900 is priced well below these sport models – giving you a lot of bang for your buck.

Rolex Air King Listing: ,765 Rolex Air King 116900 'Discontinued' Full set 2020, Reference number 116900; Steel; Automatic; Condition Very good; Year 2020; Watch with originalProduction of the Rolex Air-King was discontinued in 2014, with the Oyster Perpetual series taking over as the sole entry-level option. However, Rolex decided to bring it back and presented a completely revamped version of the watch at Baselworld 2016 – the Air-King ref. 116900.

All of the Air-King dates were part of the 5500 family, but when Rolex discontinued this model, it also meant discontinuing the Air-Kind Date for good. Interetingly enough, Rolex did make “Date” watches after this, with watches that were virtually the . The Air King was briefly discontinued in 2014, but now sits comfortably within the ‘budget’ end of Rolex’s range, nestling in just above the entry level Oyster for those that want a cheaper Rolex with a bit of a twist.After being discontinued in 2014, Rolex reimagined the Air-King and re-released it in 2016 in the form of the ref. 116900. The new Air-King now clocks in at 40mm and shares both its case and Cal. 3131 movement with the Milgauss, granting it the same antimagnetic properties.The Air‑King features a distinctive black dial with a combination of large 3, 6 and 9 numerals marking the hours and a prominent minutes scale for navigational time readings. It bears the name “Air‑King” since the watch’s launch in lettering that makes the model easily identifiable.

And as the decades passed, the Rolex Air-King went largely unchanged. So much so, we thought we’d always be able to rely on it for its clean, simple aesthetics and entry level price range. Then in 2014, Rolex mysteriously discontinued the Air-King. Now I’m not saying that it’s a certainty the Air-King as we know it will be yeeted from the Professional collection in 2020, especially considering that, until recently, Rolex had maintained they would not be unveiling any novelties in .

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The Air-King ref. 116900 represented a full redesign of the rather quaint Air-Kings of old. What once was nothing more than an Oyster Perpetual by a different name, was now something else entirely. At 40mm, on an Oyster bracelet and featuring a cacophony of numerals, the Air-King, with the arrival of the ref. 116900, became a more rugged tool .